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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1971
Page
5
Robin Baquet reports back on December 3 after attending the National 4 H Congress. The senior at Dutton High School earned multiple medals in home economics clothing crafts and public speaking and will pursue speech therapy and education at the University of Montana next year.
United Methodist Church and Pendrey Community Church publish weekly worship and activity times. Mortana Sunday School at 945 and worship at 11 am. Good News Group at 415 pm Tuesday and UMYF at 720 pm. SP City 715 pm choir practice at Sp city. Pendrey Church holds Sunday worship at 915 am and Sunday School at 915 am.
A Cap Levant article highlights the Choteau Mini Park created by local Girl Scouts with a Reader's Digest grant and community support. Installations include a basketball court sandbox and plantings. 72 Girl Scouts will visit next July as part of a national Opportunities group. thanks are given to the Dellno family Extension Service Chateau Sheet Metal Montana Mineral and others.
The Traveling Family Album singers eight missionary youths from the Montana Wyoming Mission will perform at Great Falls Civic Center on Tuesday December 14 at 7 30 pm. Elder Glen Neilson on piano, totally blind, headlines this wholesome family entertainment with no admission charge or collections.
Chateau Cub Scouts hold a Pack meeting on December 15 at 7 p.m. in the upper Legion hall for their annual Christmas party with Santa delivering treats. Den mothers are reminded to turn in Pack dues by December 15.
Invitation lists Dick Zier and Kris Pearson marrying on Saturday December 18 at 7 p.m. at the First Lutheran Church Washoe Park Drive Anaconda with friends and relatives invited.
Five members of the Choteau LDS Boy Scout Troop received honors at a Court of Honor in the LDS Church Cho teau. Recipients include John Jenson First Class and Star badges with multiple merit badges and a Stake Camp emblem.
The November meeting of Unit No 51, American Legion Auxiliary, was held at Mrs. Flossie Chisholm's ranch home. President Ginger Balek conducted the session with reports on Americanism and education. The unit plans charity drives, Girls State participation, fundraisers, and a Christmas party with potluck.
The Northcentral Montana Areawide Health Planning Council board will meet at St. Clare Hospital in Fort Benton on Monday December 13 at 2 pm. They will discuss participation in a state proposal to fund local health planning activities. The board includes county representatives from Glacier Toole Liberty Hill Blaine Pondera Teton Chouteau Cascade Judith Basin Fergus and Petroleum plus members from the Rocky Boy Flathead and Fort Belknap Indian reservations. Roy Goodell of Dutton and Dr. R Crabtree of Chateau represent Teton County.
Cal Ryder environmental consultant for Great Falls Public Schools spoke to the combined faculties of Choteau Elementary and High Schools during an in service training session. He emphasized environmental education at all grades and warned Montana faces resource deterioration. He urged lifestyle changes to improve living space and the environment for the aroused citizenry.
Mrs. Betty Jean Alexander leads a Christian Women sponsor program titled Candlelight for Christmas featuring candlemaking demonstration and creative arranging. The event includes music by Mrs. Sheila Giesler and Mrs. Bernita Johnson, with Dr. W. E. Cherry delivering an inspirational message Household Salvation. The brunch is Saturday December 11 at 10 am at Sambo's Downtown Restaurant. cost $1.60. Reservations to Mrs. Leila Williams by mail or phone.
For sale a 1000 gallon round galvanized water tank in very good condition. Contact Chester Corey at Box 807 Chateau or call 476-3270. 33-2tp
Montana Power Company will pay a record 7,976,592 general property tax for 1971, with about 63 percent allotted to education. The payment supports schooling for nearly 6,000 students at roughly 850 dollars per pupil. First-half taxes were mailed. Teton County’s share was 48,294 with second half due in May. Cascade, Yellowstone, Lewis and Clark, Missoula, Silver Bow and Lake counties each receive over 500,000 dollars.
The Conrad Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual banquet at the Pondera Country Club on Tuesday January 25 at 7 p.m. Lt. Gen. W. P. Leber Safeguard System Manager Washington D C will be the featured speaker.
The Clement family expresses deep gratitude for the support shown during the illness and passing of their wife mother and grandmother. They thank the hospital staff and Dr Cannon for care and Rev Engberg for spiritual visits. Sincerely Mr Chester C Clement and families send blessings.
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